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MMS1 Baths + Epsom Salt? 13 May 2020 07:25 #64172

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I want to start taking MMS1 baths. I have a chlorine filter (the kind you wave around under water). It seems to work. Well, they do (I use 3 of them at the same time), although I haven't tested the water quality. I plan on adding a borax substitute to the bath as Jim suggests as well. My question is: Are Epsom salts compatible with this mix of Borax + MMS1?

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